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2005 SESSION
HB 2007 Transient occupancy tax; imposition in Carroll County.
Introduced by: Ward L. Armstrong | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS ENACTED WITH GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDATION:
Transient occupancy tax and food and beverage tax; Carroll County. Adds Carroll County to the list of counties that may levy the transient occupancy tax at a rate of 5%. The bill also makes corrections to the technical changes made during the 2004 Session, which replaced population brackets with the names of the counties that may impose a 5% local transient occupancy tax and the food and beverage tax without referendum. Specifically, the bill adds the names of the counties that had grown into population brackets before the technical changes became effective.
SUMMARY AS PASSED HOUSE:
Transient occupancy tax; Carroll County. Adds Carroll County to the list of counties that may levy the transient occupancy tax at a rate of five percent, with the revenues collected from that portion of the tax over two percent designated and spent solely for tourism, marketing of tourism or initiatives that, as determined in consultation with the local tourism industry organizations, attract travelers to the locality and generate tourism revenues in the locality.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Transient occupancy tax; Carroll County. Adds Carroll County to the list of counties that may levy the transient occupancy tax at a rate of five percent, with the revenues collected from that portion of the tax over two percent designated and spent for promoting tourism, travel or business that generates tourism or travel in Carroll County.